Jan. 14 kicked off the start of a service oriented week to honor the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Students from Lipscomb, Belmont and Vanderbilt universities collaborated on the week’s first service project, all helping to paint Fire House 19 near downtown Nashville through the Hands on Nashville service group. Students spent their Saturday morning painting the old fire house that has been forgotten since 1993.

Other projects to honor Dr. King included working with Feed the Children and the American Red Cross.

Paul Warren’s friends and coworkers shared their thoughts with Lumination about the loss of an “outstanding individual.”

Warren, a 2006 Lipscomb graduate, was killed Thursday morning when his car rear-ended an 18-wheeler on Vietnam Veterans Parkway. The wreck, caused by fog and an icy road, was part of a chain-reaction accident involving more than 50 vehicles on the Korean War Veterans Bridge.  Read the full story

Pi Delta’s annual “Cocoa and Carols” begins at 7:30 in Shamblin Theater. The club is asking for either  a five dollar donation or five canned food items to donate to Second Harvest.

Second Harvest has asked Pi Delta to ask for peanut butter, canned meat, canned fruit, canned vegetables, rice, mac and cheese, cereal and pasta.

Tau Phi’s Duncan Gross will be the host for the evening.

There will be free hot cocoa and cookies at the show. There has also been a rumor floating around that a certain group of Tau Phi boys are closing the show.

This is the 3rd annual “Cocoa and Carols,” and in the past, Second Harvest has benefited greatly from the show.

The multicultural club Kappa Iota Theta is once again presenting Stomp Fest to the Lipscomb student body and this year the competition is expected to be fierce.   This will be the second Stomp Fest that Lipscomb has had on campus and hopefully will become a tradition every year.  Read the full story

This week, anchors Wade Funderburg and Jessica Burke tell you everything you need to know about  pledging and bid night, Brad McCoy’s presentation during Family Weekend, the 32nd annual Tau Phi Cowboy Show, missions fair, College of Arts and Sciences fair, and Campus Safety and Security. Also, Lumination explores students’ fall break plans; interviews Stephen Greyser, the guest speaker for Media Masters; and talks about the big athletics announcement. Lumination has all that, plus a look at entertainment, sports and weather.

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The 32nd annual Cowboy Show, presented by Tau Phi, will be this Saturday, Oct. 1, at 7:00 p.m. in Collins Alumni Auditorium.

The show is hosted and performed by members of the men’s social club and involves a few of Lipscomb’s talented female students, as well. Except for Singarama, it is Lipscomb’s largest student-led production. Read the full story

Lipscomb’s Student Activity Center is about to receive a much anticipated renovation. Over the next two years, several million dollars will be invested into the SAC, offering vastly improved fitness opportunities for students and faculty. Read the full story